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Housing Advisory Board · regular
11-17-21 City of Boulder Housing Advisory Board
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed29 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a persona really very interesting presentation on the east boulder sub Community plan
there seemed to be a strong consensus that we have an affordable housing crisis and boulder needs affordable housing
you're not going to do that by building a city at seems out on a floodplain
because they're on the floodplain
295 student housing housing units there with a four story
we will be hearing a presentation on the east folder sub Community plan
the only existing housing is the sun laws or a mobile home park that's just adjacent to the city limits
direction that we have in our COMP plan around 15 minute neighborhoods
that little step between boulder belly comprehensive plan land use
projects that we've had on the books as part of the city's transportation master plan
we're doing things like piloting shared electric scooters and bicycles
where people can easily travel by bike foot scooter high frequency transit
I think I talked to somebody about this with hat on on the housing advisory board about North boulder
we're still seeing a lot of the implementation of the north boulder sub Community plan
there's still quite a bit of job potential in East boulder especially beyond the life of this plan
the comprehensive plan really doesn't get into the detail of
the commercial linkage fees will be getting funds and beginning units through redevelopment
update our parking standards for one they're pretty antiquated
you grab you know, an electric scooter and you take it
the access management of parking district model and boulder junction
to other areas like Alpine balsam and eventually to
they've really challenged us to make a more explicit link between our climate commitment
forecasting what those changes to vehicle miles traveled and therefore greenhouse gas emissions could be
as you know, with careful look at the floodplain issues
propose initiatives will support and expand middle income housing
I like missing middle housing, because even though our are missing middle is still more expensive
manufactured homes that are on a on a trailer foundation
you can see the explicit language about arby's and mobile homes
all the other school district presentation on school enrollment